That Time When Norm Macdonald Classically Sank A Movie Before It Premiered
Norm Macdonald, known for his sharp wit, once destroyed a film's chances at success before it even debuted.
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Triangle Of Sadness: Set Sail With These 11 Facts About The Oscar-Nominated Film
Ruben Ostland's "Triangle of Sadness" is an Oscar-nominated contender for the best film of 2022. Here, some little-known facts about its voyage to the screen.
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Phil? Phil Connors? No, That's Just Tom Hanks, But He Almost Was In Groundhog Day
The actor chosen to play Phil Connors in "Groundhog Day" needed to have a certain quality, and it was one that prevented Tom Hanks from starring in the movie.
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Tommy Wiseau Only Approved Of 99.9% Of The Disaster Artist According To Dave Franco
During the premiere of "The Disaster Artist" at SXSW, Tommy Wiseau was in attendance to see the film for the first time and approved of 99.9% of the film.
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An Adam Sandler Flop Gave Us Ozzy Osbourne's Best Cameo As Himself
Ozzy Osbourne has made a lot of movie and TV cameos over the years, and his best one came in an Adam Sandler flop.
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Whatever happened to Martha MacIsaac? Read on to find out what she's been up to and see how she looks today.
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Here's What You Need To Know About Jackass Forever's Dave England
While others like Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O might be more well-known, Dave England is a core member of the Jackass crew with an interesting background.
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Romantic Comedies With Really Messed Up Endings
Some romantic comedies, whether intentionally or not, end up playing on and even subverting audience expectations of the genre.
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What The Wet Hot American Summer Cast Looks Like Today
Since its low-profile release in 2001, Wet Hot American Summer has become a cult classic among a certain breed of comedy lovers
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Things In Ferris Bueller's Day Off You Only Notice As An Adult
More than a few parts of this '80s classic require a serious suspension of disbelief.
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When Will There Be A Bad Santa 3?
Three is the magic number. Will a third movie ever happen?
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Murder Mystery 2's Official Trailer Has Fans Pumped To See Adam Sandler And Jennifer Aniston Back In Action
The mystery renaissance continues with a reunion between Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. Here's what fans have to say about Murder Mystery 2.
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Adam Sandler And Jennifer Aniston Reunite In The Trailer For Murder Mystery 2
The iconic comedy duo will come together again to solve a new whodunnit.
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The Ending Of Triangle Of Sadness Explained
Triangle of Sadness blew audiences away with countless shocks and surprises, right up until its shocking ending. We dive into that ending and explain it all.
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Why Is Netflix's You People Getting Roasted By Critics?
"You People" has finally landed on Netflix. It's not getting the best reception from critics, and even some viewers.
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Leslie Grossman Compares The Visceral Thrills Of American Horror Story To The Humor Of Bridesmaids
This skilled comedic actress is just as skilled at horror, and here's her explanation.
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The 12 Most Hilarious Moments From Netflix's You People, Ranked
The Eddie Murphy/Jonah Hill flick "You People" is a comedic exploration of interracial relations. Here are the funniest moments in the mixed-bag movie.
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How The Mean Girls Musical Finally Happened
"Mean Girls" started as a movie, became a musical, and will not be a movie musical. And it's all thanks to Lorne Michaels.
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Comedies That Bombed With A Zero Rating On Rotten Tomatoes
While the world is full of soul-crushing, mind-numbing comedies, there are only a few with a zero percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Ending Of Teen Wolf: The Movie Explained
The ending of "Teen Wolf: The Movie" needs explaining, from absent fan-faves and a confusing resurrection to the nuances of a tortured character's fiery end.
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The Ending Of Netflix's You People Explained
Netflix's new romantic dramedy tackles some heavy issues including interracial relationships, American race relations, and cultural and religious differences.
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What Dog Gone Got Right And Wrong About The Real Story
Netflix's 2023 film "Dog Gone" is based on the true story of a lost dog named Gonker. But here's what the movie got right and wrong about the real story.
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Rat Race Is A Criminally Underrated Comedy
While some may criticize the off-the-wall 2001 comedy "Rat Race," it seems even two decades after the fact, fans still think of it as criminally underrated.
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Brendan Fraser Is Still Frustrated Over His Monkey Co-Star From George Of The Jungle
Appearing recently on The Graham Norton Show, Brendan Fraser hilariously recounted his time working with the capuchin monkey from 1997's George of the Jungle.
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David Harbour Gets Spooky In The Trailer For Netflix's We Have A Ghost
David Harbour is set to star as a ghost named Ernest in "We Have a Ghost," a new film coming to Netflix this February, and its first trailer just dropped.
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Best Comedies On Netflix, According To Critics
Where better to turn to when the need for a laugh kicks in than Netflix? Here are the best comedies on Netflix, according to critics.
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Confess, Fletch Director Greg Mottola Is Penning A Sequel (Despite Not Having A Proper Greenlight)
Writer and director Greg Mottola has revealed he is penning a follow-up to "Confess, Fletch" despite not having the proper green light from the studio.
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